The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-05-27
LATE NEWS.

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Thirty two Indian Chiefs of the Sioux Nation
arrived at Yankton, Dakota, Monday, on theiT
way to Washington and the Carlisle Indian
School.
Patsy Walters was wounded by Detective Smith
in a shooting ARRAY at Sidney, Colorado, Sunday
night.
A fast train from Washington and Baltimore to
Chicago is announced by the Pennsylvania Rail.
road. 1t leaves Washington al 1880 a. m. and Bal
timore at 9 a. m, reaching Chicago next morning
at 1880.
A Mennonite settler named Job Ennis, was
killed by lightning at Winnipeg, Mich, Saturday.
His wife received such q shock that she expired.
The house which they were in was destroyed.
James McInnes's -four mill at Parkhill, Ont
was burned Sunday; loss, S25, 900.
Patrick Noonan, aged 20, was fatally shot at
Valley Falls, R, /, sunday. He was c%arousing
with John Riley and Patrick Forbes, alias P Don.
nell. Forbes, who is believed TO have done the
shooting, escaped. Riley is under arrest, but re.
fuses to make any explanation.
The strike at he Omaha smelling works ended
Sunday. The Company offered S1.65 for ten
hours work and agreed to make no black lists.
The strikers will go to work Monday. The Gov
eminent troops have been sent back to Fort
Omaha and the militia ordered to dispense i'm.
mejiately,
Chicago, May All is learned that on Friday
night Charles Hook locked out his room mate,
August Pfelhauer, from their room in the Pekin
House, at Peoria. Pdelhauer returned to the
brewery Y here both were employed, obtained a
key to the room, and entering brutslly beat Hook,
kicking him in the stomach, breaking his ribs
and otherwise msngling him. He died soon at.
ter, Phelhauer has fed and the officers are in
pursuit,
The Rev. Dr. Peltz, pastor Of the First Baptist
church OF Jamestown, New York, has been ex.
Onerated by a committee Of inquiry from the al
legations Of improper conduct made against
him.
The first Provincial Council Of the Province of
Philadelphia, embracing all the dloceses in
Pennsylvania, was opened Sunday in Phi.adel.
phia, Most Rev. Archbishop Wood celebrating
the Mass Of the Holy Ghost and Bishop Shanna.
han, of Harrisburg, preaching the sermon. Bish.
ops Twigg Of Pittsburg, 0'Hara of Scranton, and
Mullen Of Erie, are the other suffragans. The
ceremonies are described as beiLg magnificent.
The Grand Lodge Of Knights Of Pythias Of Ohio
Is in session at Dayton.
An explosion of gasoline occurred yesterday at
Piqua, o., In the cellar of a grocery, killing sew.
eral persons,
The Rhode Island General Assembly elected A,
a. Littlefeld Governor, and H. H. Jay, Lieuten.
ant Governor
John B. Peters, late Superintendent Of the scio.
TO Valley Railroad, has sued the company for
$500 20 unpaid salary.
The taTbers of Columbus are endeavoriDg to
discontinue Sunday work. About one.third have
signed a petition to the Council.
Co K, 3rd Ohio Vols, will hold a reunion at
Caldwell, Noble Co., Sept, H.
DR.. Alvin Day, Of Caldwell, Noble county, died
at 2 o'clock Monday morning from an overdose
of s1lphate mOrphia. He lived but a few hours
after making the mistake,
Charles BOysOn attempted suicide at Akron
Sunday evening by stabbing himself with a
butcher knife. Cause, unpleasantncss in the
family circle. His recovery is doubtful.
The agent OF a transfer company at Cincinnati,
IN handling the baggage Of some emigrauts who
were passing through on their way TO Missouri,
found one Of the boxes badly mashed and ne had
the goods taken out and Tepacked in another
box. Two or three weeks alterwHrd he was mott
fed through an agent in Kansas City that the
wrecked box had a fate bottom and that in II
was so yards Of silk velvet. The box was accord.
tngly brought up from the cellar where II had
been thrown, and euro enough, there was the
goods. The stuff was worth $40 a yard.