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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-02-10
LATE NEWS.

fire on Tuesday nearly swept out Of existence
the town Of Walnut, Iowa, on the Rock Island
road.
The steamer Bohemian was wrecked on the
coast Of Ireland. The mate and 20 seamen were
saved, 80 being lost She plyed between Boston
and Liverpool,
Close figuring shows that Hayes has made $500
in interest, by drawing his salary in advance.
Judge Thomaa was admitted to the bar In the
United States Supreme Court last week. Senator
Thurman made the motion for his admission.
Communication with Sir G. q. Colleys camp
has been cut of, and 1000 Beers are in the rear
Of his left flank. Reinforcements iare hurrying
to the scene.
DR.. VIM. TreVitt died at Columbus on Wednes.
day morning, aged 70 years. He:waG twice elect.
ed Secretary Of State, was consul to Peru under
Pierce and Buchanan, and for many years repD
resented Perry county In the Ohio Legislature.
The Tiffn wooden mills corporation made an
assignment on Saturday. Liabilities, $4,000; as.
sets, the woolen mills property, valued $4,000.
No Senator js yet chosen by the Pennsylvania
Legislature. There Is talk Of the machine drop.
ping Oliver
The House Ways and Means Committee on
Tuesday agreed to bill to repeal the Internal
revenue tax on matches, proprietary medicines,
perfumery, bank checks and bank deposits. This
will cut Off about sl5 600 900 OF revenue annually.
At Annapolis, Nova Scotia, on Monday, Joseph
v. Thibault was executed for the murder Of
aharlotte Hill last September. His neck was bro.
ken. The crowd tore down the enclosure in
wild disorder.
At Middleburg, Snyder county, Pa. Tuesday,
the court overruled the motion for a new trial In
the case Of Emanuel Etinger Israel Erb and Jon.
athan Meyer, convicted Of the murder OF Gretch-
en- MintzIer, an old woman. and pronounced
sentence OF death on all of them.
The River and HarbOr bill failed to pass the
House on Monday, the vote to suspend the rules
not getting twO-thirds yeas 100. nays S6 The bill
apprOprlates over ten millions.
The Democrats Of Plttsburg have nominated
Major Robert M. Lyon for Mayor
Robert and Allan Cameron, cousins, while
fighting on the railway track near New Castle, Pa,
were struck by train. Robert is dead, and Allan
will be cripple.
HathaWays substitute to Kings local option bill
provides that the number Of petitioners for local
option shall be 200 that the vote shall be taken by
counties, and whore local option ia voted down
that the county shall be subject TO any tax laws
which shall be enacted.
The Virginia Republicans have suddenly be
come frightened about Malone, and don't want
him trusted In the Senate organization Maine
has seen bis hobby, Reputation OF VIrgInia's
debt killed by judicial decision, and he now
proposes to act with the party In the Senate and
In Virginia that can butter his bread the deepest
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-02-10
FOREIGN NEWS.

Gladstone is being bitterly denounced In all
parts Of Ireland.h Dublin FssmdnS Journal say.
the House Of Commons has become a mere ma
chine to register GladStones will.
Later details ol the last battle Of the Peruvian.
Chilian war, at yerugsa, state that $4,000 lives
were lost In that struggle.
Dispatches indicate that basis for Compro
mise between Greece and Turkey has been
agreed upon by the ambassadors Of the great
powers Of Europe
The existence OF insurrection in Albania is de
MED.
The body Of Carlyle is to have resting place
among the celebrities Of Westminster Abbey,
Parnell is in Paris, for the purpose Of raising
funds for the Land League.
London is excited over FeDian rumors. The
troops are all compelled to remain in garrison,
and the barracks at Bradford are carefully
guarded. .....
Seventeen persons have perished from the
effects OF the explosion and fire in the Whiteheld
colliery, near stshordshire, England,
Dr.. Carver won Tho pigeon shooting mltch, for
f2OO side, and the OhAmpionship, in London
beating Scott by score Of SC to 81, out OF posi-
bic 100. The day was very bluStery.
Several thousand miners are out on a strike foE
an advance IN wages, In the Lancashire district
England, and further strikes are threatened.
A Dublin dispatch Of Monday says that, while
terrorism has not diminished in the west and
south Of Ireland, there is elsewhere q decided
change for the better. The Government ia well
advised Of Feniah plans, and iHprepared to meeI
them.
An Amendmsnl wns offered In the English
House OF Commons Monday, to reduce the period
for the operato Of the Coercion bill from two
years to one yeaEhnd q half.
There Is considerable excitement in Chill near
the town Of Cauels on accOunt Of large quaint
ties Of gold having been found By minerD in an
old abandoned gold mine known - the Lebu
mines. Gold 10 isund in nuggets, some Of which
have weighed fons. ave and six ounces, and
nuggets have been sold "a high o. Sl2O. Thore
have been inhtanc VI poor miners making hun.
dreda and thousands Of dollars In few days
Fifteen hundred poople are reported to be upon
the BpOt Upward Of thirteen hundred claims
have been taken out and the republic has taken
$4,000 in the hhaIe6f lees.
Prof. Kinds 20 ont in another letter on the fish
cry frauds.
The ship Bremen was wrecked near Lerwick
sh,tland Island, friday, Thirteen Of the crew
were drowned and seven saved.
A 81. Petersburg dispatch says that the wal
party In Pekin collapsed after receiving the In
telligonce OF the capture OF aeOk.Tepe.
Seven hundred thousand women in France
and Italy are employed in the manufacture O.
raw silk from the. COCOON.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-02-10
A MEADVILLE MIsER DIES IN A
HOVEL AND REFUSES TO
HAVE A PHYSICIAN.

Search Reveals Thousands Of Dollars In Gold
Silver, GreenbsckS, Watches and JeWelry Con-
ceSled in the CreVlCes OF the ShRnty.
MeadVile, February 4.--Addison Rowland, a
bachelor shoemaker, who resided in and lRbored
in miserable shanty in Plum alley, died to day
In supposed poverty. He had been sick for few
days, and was nuISed by neighbOr, but refused
to have physician or nurse, on account Of the
expense, and would not go to the Hospital. His
effects were taken In charge by Chief Of Police
Cooper, who with his assistants examined the
howell In every nook and crevice money and
other Valuables were found. The first two houm'
search brought out, in gOd S456; silver, 81, ,952;
greenbacks $685. besides bushel OF pennies
and o box full Of fractional currency. There
were also large sums Of county ORDERS not
counted, six gold watches, twenty-five silver
watches, and other hlverwaTe and jewelry. Row.
land has lived here from childhood, and always
has been miserly, earning his money at CObDling.
He 10 the owner Of some real estate, and farm
Of the probable value OF $4,000 or $4,000. His
relatives principally reside in Dublin, BerkH
comfy, Pa.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-02-10
GROWTH OF COLORADO.

The New Years edition Of the Ne,ps contains
the following statistics for the year 1880: "Bul.
lion output Of Leadville mines, A,7S6 toms
amount Of bullion produced by Leadville smell.
ters during the year. G6 2sS 600 bullion and ore
ahipment Of the entire State, 10000, an In.
crease over 1879 Of 100000. The products OF
dairies and farms were valued at S3000,O0O. OWs
ing TO the severe droughts the value Of the cattle
shipped and consumed was reduced from 81 ST5,.
900 in 1879 to 81 900 In 1880 The wool clip last
spring was estimated at 8,250000 pounds, which
sold for 81 ,0OO manufactures, estimated 910- :
100000; products Of leading industries, mining,
manufactures, &C., S48,718O00. Busluess OF Den.
yer for the year, s52, 100000, Value ofnew build
ings erected during the year, So ia 000 manufac.
tures, 57S8 000000 total S6 600 900; an increase
over 1879 Of S100O0,0O0. The most costly build.
ings In course OF construction are the Union De-
pot, 100000 and TRbar's Opera House, 81, 800, 600
The transfer Of real estate amounted 10 S5S6S0O0,
an increase over 1879 Of nearly S3,000000. The
trust deeds fled and mortgages recorded amount
to S47700.
The death rate Of the city during the year was
IA 10 per 1000; mean annual temperature AZ;
warmest day, 96 degrees; coldest 10 below zero.
During the year there were 169 clear days. fair
or partly clear and A cloudy. The total rain.
fall was 49-lOO inches, being 61S below the av-
erage.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-02-10
THE GALLOWs.
Double Execution at WillIsmSpOrt Pa. -. Four Mur
dePers Hanged In British Columbia.

Double Execution at WillIsmSpOrt Pa Four Mur.
deTers Hanged In British Columbia.
Williamsport Pa, February 3.-George Smith
and Catherine Miller were executed here this
morning. They died without a struggle. Smith,
although much troubled in mind this morning,
said he was prepared to die, that Mrs, Miller was
as much to blame as he was, and that he murder.
ed Miller at her solicitation. statement to this
effect was read from the scatfold'
On the way to the scaffold Mrs. Miller became
80 weak that those with the woman were compel
ed to assist her. Smith also showed physical and
mental weakness, Ascending the scaffold, the
black cap was adjusted and the moose placed
around their necks Religious exercises began,
but before they were finished the drop was sprung
There was scarcely perceptible struggle by eth.
er. Several hundred persons in the Jail yard wit.
messed the execution.
The crime the two committed was the murder
Of the husband OF Mrs. Miller.
EXECUTION IN BRITISH COLUMBIA
Victoria, B. c., February 8.-The three Maclean
and Hare were hanged at New Westminster Tues
day They were twice tried and twice found
guilty Of the murder Of Constable Usher and q
settler named James Kelly, December, 1879.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-02-10
HOOP IRON INTERESTS.
A Secretary Ofthe Treasury Wanted who
VIII DO Them Justice.

A Secretary Oftho Treasury Wanted who
VIII DO Them Justice.
Cleveland, O., Feb. 6.-The Cleveland Rolling
Mil Company, the Union sleel Screw Company
and upwards Of forty other companies, Arms and
individuals prominently identified with the iron
interests here have signed a memorial to be for
wsrded to Gen. Garfield setting forth the late dc.
cisiOns Of the Secretary at the Treasury affecting
seriously, II not entirely destroying, the manuiac
tuIo Of hood iron in the United States, and snoth.
or decision now pending as to the duty on tank
or plate iron Of like importance, has aroused
great anxiety for the future Of the iron business
I'VE therefore, citizens connected with these in.
dustries in the several States alarmed at the rul
ingss Of the preeent Secretary John Sherman,
most resI ectfuly request that in the appointment
Of Secretary Of the Treasury for your admins.
tratOn, you will select man who possesses abil-
ity and inclination TO carry out the doctrine Of
protection 10 American manufacturer and who
will not 0verrnle In his decision the spirit and
purpose Of the tariff laws when evasion of duty
is attempted by ingenious contrivances The late
decisions referred TO are fatal to large olaes Of
American manufacturers, and open the doors to
the further destruction OF the capital invested
and the labor employed.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-02-10
IRISH AFFAIRS.
Land Meeting Announced for Yester-
day Prohibited.

bAHu MeeNu& ANNOUNCED IOf HeBGef'
day Prohibited.
London, February 6.-There was q large dem
onstratlon in Trafalgar square, Sunday, by radi
cal clubs protesting against coercion.
Nearly all the Land meetings announced fol
Sunday, were prohibited. report from q trust
worthy source is that Davitt will be released al
soon as order Is restored on condition not TO re.
turn to Ireland, Davitt was taken to Portland
prison.
The Times approves Davitt's arrest, and says
"DaVitt has been an active agent Of sedition and
treason, and he is an adventurer acquainted with
the springs AVID methods Of the FeniaaS conspi
raoy." ..''
Owing to the Irish Land League agitation, strict
precautions are taken in every part Of the King
dom and remarkable precautions continue at the
House Of Parliament Troops even in London
have been cCn1ned In the barracks.
The Times says England is harTassed, II moi
with formidable danger, with alarms which are
little lees distinctive to tranquility.
The Land League fund lodged In France, 10 in
the name Of Parnell, Dillon, Davitt and Egan
Drafts must bear one Of these signatures. EgRn
goes to Francs 70 escape the operation Of the Co
ercion act and be free 70 sign.
The Ladies' Committee, fearing the arrest Of the
masculine leaders, urge the women Of Ireland 10
organize and continue the agitation.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-02-10
FOREIGN NE WS.
THE FIGHTING KING OF ASIAN
TEE SWINGS ON HIGH THE
GOLDEN ROD.

London, Feb, 5.-A Cape Town dispatch says
the King otAshantee has sent special embassa.
dor to Cape Coast CO stle, demanding Of Hon. Hei.
bert Usher governor Of the Gold Coast colony, the
surrender Of aumm, refuge native AShantee
chief Gov, Usher declined to take action and so
informed the ambassador, Upon learning this
the king threatened hostilities and proceeded to
carry out his threat Gov. Usher applied to Gov.
Sir Samuel Rowe, Of Sierra Leone, for reinforce
ment9 which are being pushed forward TO Free
town. The Ashantee king is fighting character,
and another war In Africa is felt to be In range
Of possibilities. later dispatch states that King
Coffee has formerly declared war against England
and sent the Golden rod to Gov. Usher, OF the Gold
Coast Colony as an emblem Of the fact. Stores
and ammunition have been ordered by the home
government 70 be sent to the Cape Coast immedl-
ately from Madeira.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-02-10
A LIQUOR Law.

Columbus o., Feb. Representative Cole, q
scioto, introduced this morning liquor bill
modelled on the present Michigan law. II pro.
vides that no one shall engage in the business Of
selling liquor Of any kind without paying a spec,
ial tax, and giving bond ranging from 81 900 to
$4,000, the amount Of the bond being left to the
discretion Of the county treaaarer. The tax on
retail dealers in malt iquOra and Wines 70 $50 and
500 for retail dealers In malt Liquors and spirit
uous beverages and wines; Wholesale deRlerB In
malt $50; Wholesale dealers In malt and spiritn,
800. The tax on brewerles Of less than 1900 bar.
Eels Of malt liQu0Hg iB $50 per annum; whom the
production 10 over 1900 barrel1, bonds and Q tax
OF SO for each additional 1000 barrels n imposed
Manufacturers Of Bpirita are taxed 500.
The bill provides that taxes shall be paid In ad-
vance prohibits solling ltqu0n on Sundays, cleo.
liOn days and legal holidays PreeoTibes that "a
looms shall open at O. M. and close At II p. m;
peEsonB selling without paying the tax or giving
bonds aae liable 70 q Ane and imprisonment, $50
and 90 days being the maximum. Other viola.
tiOna are punishable by fines which are generally
less than those imposed BY the Michigan law.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-02-10

THE ATTORNEY GENERALS EX
PENSES.

Washington Feb. S-The report Ofthe Attorney,
General for the lAas fiscal year contains some pc
culiAr items that were paid out Of the contingent
fund. The department. has hOrSO, carriage, and
CoachmAn for the use Of one Of ib ATTY officers
clerks and employees, jet there ia an item Of Cal
tickets Of sl66 IS, The contingent fund payI
newspaper subscriptions amounting to Sal 25, in
oluding copy Of the London Tines coach
man was paid $500, and S2C were paid for hi
OverCOa % % for hiS gloves and Sc rs for his rub
Der coat. The care Of horse and repairs Of car
riage cost S94s Ss, and medical services for TIL
horse cost S2O Ice for the fifty people cost S145 "a
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-02-10
STARVED sAVAGEs.
IrSn Dog and His saVagea Brought Into Fort
BufOld

81, Paul. FEBRUARY 5-The Pioneer Press Fort Bu'
ford special telegraphs tonight: This post has
todsy presented an unusually lively appearance.
At about II a. M. Captain Thomas Devices, with
his Company A, Second Cavalry, arrived here
from Colonel Ilges command, at Poplar creek, in
charge Of Iron Dog and his band, consisting Of
ffly.three Indians. AS these poor, starved, worn
out creatures filed through the post to the Gov
eminent siore.houseB to receive ratlona prepara-
tory to going into camp, 1t was hard to realize
that they were portion Of formidable band OF
warriors which sent such thrill Of horror
through the country in 1878 by the massacre Of
Clusters gallant band, but such, nevertheless, was
the case, and Iron Dog is a soldier who has made
his reputation by fighting In times past the same
troops that to day served ratlonF to his band and
tonight guard his camp while he sleeps In tran
guilty, after securing ratious under the supervi
sion Of Captain Clifford. The band was taken to
Calls village and its various meubers either taken
into lodges, occupied by the Calls people, or
allowed to put up their tepees adjacent thereto,
80 the necessity OF an additional number Of sent.
inels is obViated
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-02-10
BRITISH COMMONS.
Amendments offered to the Coercion
BILL

Amendments offered to the Coercion
BILL
London, Feb. I'm the House Of Commons,
Lord Randolph Churchill, Conservative, gave no.
tiCe Of an amendment to the Coercion bill reduo.
ing the period Of its operation to six months. La
Bouchere, Liberal, gave notice Of an amendment
incorporating in the bill some Of the provisions
Of the Compensation for Disturbance in Ireland
bill
The Home Secretary said that orders had been
given to treat Davitt with all possible indulgence;
he occupied room furnished with bedding, and
Is kept apart from other conviets He will not be
subject to ordinary prison labor, but must wear
the convicts dress.
Although terrorism has not diminiBhed in the
west and south Of Ireland there are other parGio-
ulaIs showing decided change for the better In
all parts ofthe country. The Government is fully
alive to the plans OF the FenlanS and is prepared
10 defeat them.
The Home Rulers decided to carry the agitation
against coerCi3n into the great towns Of England
and Scotland. Sixty members Of Parliament
signed q mem dal asking that DaVitt be treated
as misdemeatiAnt.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-02-10
CoNKLING HAS A ROW WITH A
BROTHER SENATOR AND CALLS
HIM A PERSON.


DGNAAGs
Washington, Feb. 1.-THE usual dullness Of sem
atorial discussion was broken this afternoon by
personal controversy between the fiery Butler Or
South Carolina and the magnificent Conkling that
woke up the sleepy Senators aud caused the gal
leries to hll. Butler, for some dim and lnscruta-
bic reason, saw at to bring up the subject Of the
alleged census frauds in South Carolina, the 90
Casion being letter from the Secretary Of the In
terror In relation thereto. Amer rambling speech
Of some time, in which he referred to the reports
about the frauds a. "senseleSs oalumnieS," he 70.
ierEsd to speech Of OOnklins'0 In the late cam.
pAign inWhich he had charged frauds In the cen.
sus on the people Of South Oarolina. end said in
very loud voice that the charges were "AS mAlig-
nanS toward tho South a. the heart that inspiEed
their utteranca'; and that how the charges hav.
ing been disproved, he (Conkling( had not the
honesty 70 make amends for hiR diahonorable peE'
VerBion OF facts" Conkling Immediately arose 70
reply. He supposed the Senator (Butler) referred
10 some remarks made BY him (C0nklink) In the
lA campaign. II 90, he had been long while
stor's vaporinss" said Conkling in his mCGI mag.
nihcent tone, II take no account OF them"
Butler-"The staggering inBoience Of the Sen.
ator from New York has no concern for me-"
Conkling-Qn tone Of great contemplating
Senator is person with whom do not choose 70
handy epithetB here or elsewhere" The empha:
els put upon tho word person." and C0nkling1
look and tone are indeScribAble he sat down
ana the subject was dropped.
HOUSE.
Warrington, February T--In the House to-day
Thomas Turner introduced some free trade reso-
lutOna. declaring In eject chat the Constitution
conferTea upon Congress no power TO impose du.
ties either internal or upon imports for other pur.
pose than revenue.
Robeson introduced long winded resolution
asking the President to interfere In the dispute
between Great Britain and the Transvaal River
and harbor bill failed to pass the ruler not being
suspended.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-02-10
PITTsBURGHERs KILLED in
IDAHO.

The Idaho TT- Weeky StatetmGn published ct
Boise City, Idaho, publishes the following under
date Of Januaiy Goth, 1881: ati
Mr., George Steward arrived here yesterday, di.
rect from Galena, In the Wood River country. He
came from Galena to RattleGnaks ON wooden
shoes, crossing the Big CamAs prairie, High prai.
rle and little Oamas He brings the painful intel
slide near GalenA. The names Of the unfortunate
men we're Merritt Kelly, his brother, Edward A,
Kelly, o man known as Scotty, ane another, nam.
ed Casey. The Kelly broterhs were natives Of
been member Of the Idaho Legislature In the
hfth session.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-02-10
South AFRICAN WAR.

The Beers / eSeated in a Recent En-
gagement.
London Feb. 7.-An official report from Pretoria
January 10th, says: The troops captured the Boer
logger the 9th. The loss Of the BOers was heavy.
The British loss % also heavy In consequence Of
the treacheTy OF the BoerS who, after no sting the
white flag fiTed on she British. The Boers are in.
citing the natives TO rise, but without success. A
number Of Loyallsts have been forced to Join the
BOerB. Some natives have been murdered.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-02-10
LYNCH LAW IN NEVADA.

arantsville, New, Feb. Son January 2Sth
Matthias Salmon, bad character, killed'S, Miaael
q minor. Salmon was arrested and hidden by the
oflcen to prevent his being lynched. Saturday
SAlmons hiding place was discovered, and he wal
taken out and hanged TO the framework Of q
windmill.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-02-10
FOOs's FALL.

A Former Prominent Ohio Politician Arrested At
Denver for Grand Larceny. whisky
the Cause OF IL.
Denver Colorado, February, 4.-Hon. Rodney
+, os formerly Clerk Of the Supreme Court Of Ohio
and more recently Governor Hayes'S executive
secretary, was arrested yesterday for gAnd lar.
oeny. he had preliminary hearing to-day, ad.
mitted the offence and was bound over to the
the grand jury in default OF $500 bail. He Ia now
confined in the county Jail. The ofFense was
ster ling books from the Methodist University Ii,
brary and pawning them for money on which 10
8ubSIBl. Zoos 10 very much cast dOwn in spirits,
and seems to keenly feel his disgrace. Whisky
ives the cause Of his trouble.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-02-10
MORGAN Rnso1ur1oN pAssrp,

Washington, Feb. 2.-The House passed the
Morgan resolution to-day, regarding the electoral
count without opposition. It now has the an.
poItlonment bill under consideration. There 10
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-02-10

The German trade societies Of New York city
gave festival Saturday night for the benefit Of
exiled Socialists.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-02-10

8, LandAkea. agent at Sidney, for AultmaI &
Co, Of Canton, waa arrested Saturday at their N
stance on q charge Of forgery
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