The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-11-25
LATE NEWS.

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Flopper Tanning, at Columbus, has just paid
into the State Treasury the sum Of SO 500 illegal
fees and overdrawn salary
Hancock In Louisiana has 5000 majority over
Garfield
The New York Times has closed It's subscription
for pension fund for ex.President Grant. It
WIS failure.
new treaty with China Is announced, that
moddes the Burlingame treaty.
Hancocks majority over Garfield in Missouri is
65 OO2, Tllden'S plurality was 5S 2SO.
P x. Barger, for many years the business man.
ager for John Jennyer, coal speGulator, at scran.
ton, Pa, has been found guilty OF ,embezzling
$50 co., and sentenced to the penltentiary for four
years.
PGITsBURG Pa, November 2l-At an early hour
yesterday morning Philip Blli, an engineer on
the tow boat W. G. Gaffey, was found lying in an
insensiole condition near a stairway leading up
into roOkery on Second avenue near Ferry
occupied by woman named Becky Davis. Boil
was removed to Mercy Hospital aRd died this
evening. The Coroner will investigate
ALLIANCE, November 2l.--Jaeob Russell, aged
forty, had both legs and one hand run over by
the cars about eight o'clock last night. He was
intoxicated and died In thirty minutes. He
leaves a wife and FIVE ch ldren.
YoUSGsTowN November 2l-The Jury in the
Homer HarroR case at eleven O'Clock to-day re-
turned verdict Of murder IN the second degree
Homer was with Lot his brother, when Lot killed
Marshal Cone, Of Garfield, last July, and was in.
dicted copjointly with him, The trial of the case
against Lot begins December lst
CUYAHoGA FALLS November 2O.-Geo. Neeley ;,
arrested and bound over to Court In $500 on Mon.
day for an attempt 10 kill Andrew Johnson, the
alleged helrayer of his wife, was tod ay released
from Jail, the ball. which had been reduced to
$500, being furnished by one OF his late employ.
eGs. The case had caused much excitement in
This vicinity, public sympathy being entirely with
the II jured husband.
Ben Hasselman an inmate OF the Asylum at st.
Peter Mnn., who was allowed to run at large,
contesses t0having set the building on fire.
At HOPKINS Station on the Hastings and Dakota
railroad fl We laboreTs were killed by bank Of
earth falling upon them while excRvatng.
Foreign advlces are to the effect that war be.
tween Egypt and Abyssnlais imminent,
The Alabama Legislature on yesterday elected
James PIgh for United States Senator,
Fifty eight National banks we're organized dur
ing the past year; Ave failed and twenty .one went
into voluntary liquidation.
Five persons we're fatally poisoned at wedding
rnnanIion a Pin h1 IN t,,
the cake instead Of soda Thirty more guests are
dangerously ILL.,
One OF the Rumbe-gers who was concerned IN
the burglary Of farmer Daniel Troutmans house
near Harrisburg, Pa last week, aud during, which
Troutman was shot dead, has turned States evi.
dence.
The railroad rates Of 81 from Chicago to Kansas
City continue, and President Humphreyiof the
warlike Wabash says he will make no overures
for settlement The Wabash wants one.th ird of
the pool between st. Louis and Chicago or moth
ing,
body OF Mexican soldiers returning from
their victory over the Apachas were surprised by
an ambushed party, numbering forty Of the latter
on the l6,h inst, and nine Of the Mexicans were
killed. 0ne Of the Mexican soldiers who was
killed, who happened to have In his possession
some trinkeh belonging to the dead chief Vic
toro, was cut into atoms by the infurlated In.
dlans
The census returns show that Idaho is lookip
upas stock raising Territory. The cattle there
are estimated 45O 900 head, besides 10000 horses
and an equal humber of sheep