The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-12-01
NEWS IN BRIEF.
Condensed Items of Interesting
News.


News.
thieves are working" the New York
hotels with rich results.
Michigan fire sufferers are still in
need of half million of money.
Jas. Bradley, Louisville lumber mer-
chant, failed for S15O,OOO Saturday.
Investigations show New York city to
be full of dangerously unsafe buildings.
Keifer, of Ohio, and HiscOck, of New
York, are neck and neck in the speaker
ship race.
Mrs. Lincoln, instead of being in
financial distress, has an income of S.
600 year.
Street car and steam fire engine col
lided in Philadelphia Sunday night.
Two men killed.
Stage between San Antonio and Cor
pus Christi, Texas, robbed by masked
men Saturday night.
Milwaukee cigar manufacturers have
perfected an organization to Offset the
cigar makers union.
Hartford Conn, has voted $4,000 for
a monument to the cOIOred soldiers and
sailors Of the war.
Mrs. Collins of Troy, n. Y, is suffer-
ing from blood poisoning from wearing
scarlet dyed stockings.
over 600 delegates have already signi-
fled their intention to attend the New
York tariff convention.
Director Burchard, Of the L. S. mint,
estimates the worlds circulating me
dium at $9,4O3,OOO,OOO.
st. Andrews Catholic Cathedral, Lit
tie Rock, dedicated by Bishop Ryan, of
st. Louis, Sunday night.
~ II
PaTnell and Miss Ford, lectured in
Scranton, Pa, Sunday night.
Effie HeacOck sentenced to imprisOn-
ment for life for the murder of her hus-
band at WilliamspOTt, Texas.
Thomas McKane, Philadelphia inspec-
tor of election, has been sent up for 9
months for making a false return of
votes.
Acting Assistant Surgeon Lamb says
the Garfield autopsy was conducted
carefully, successfully and systemat-
ically.
John Galus, who murdered HOasler
at North Evanston, for $2S, arrested in
Chicago Saturday and confessed his
crime.
Father Sheehy and T. NJ. Healy were
welcomed by TOusing meeting in BOs-
ton Sunday night, at which Governor
Long presided.
Louisville, KY, jockey club will hold
a high carnival of horse racing i'll the
spring, All the thOrOughbreds of Amer
lea Will be there.
An oil well i'll Titusyille, Pa, which
in it's palmiest days produced only five
barrels day. began to spout 400 barrels
per day last week.
Secretary FOlger has transferred f. j.
ll VNrlU % II
and Window, to a cleTkship. Construed
to mean war on the tycOOns.
Receipts of gold and silver at the L.
S. mints, in the year ending June 80, ex-
ceeded by S5OOO0,OO0 those of any pre-
viOus year. Total, 1926, ,522.
A block of New York tenements burn
ed Wednesday of last week. One man
is missing, and number of children
were rescued with the greatest difficulty.
Committee appointed by the st. Louis
river convention will memorable Con-
gress to take prompt action i'll regard
to the improvement of the Mississippi
and its tributaries.
DIR. S. G. ArmOr, dean of Long Island
hospital, says the world is full of Gul-
teau's. compounded of badly arranged
intellectual forces, feeble moral facul-
ties and enormous self-cOncelt.
OupeIN lSluS Agent IluSlts VI llC
Treasury Department, finds % ports of
entry where not a dollar of duty has
been collected, and 30 where receipts do
not meet expenses. Recommends con-
sOlidatiOn.
ST. JOHN, y. B., November 29.-The
cashier of the Prince Edwards Bank has
abscOnded. He made very heavy un-
authorized advances, reaching, reports
say, 100000. The loss falls on the
| directors and stockholders. The bank
| suspended for three months.
IL is said that the United States Gov
| ernment will enter a remOnstrance
| against the policy pursued by Chilli to-
| wards Peru, and intimate in strong
| terms that this Government cannot look
| on quietly and see the Peruvian Govern
ment divested of all its power as a
nation, and that the time has come for
! Chilli to cease its policy of humiliating
Peru and forcing it into a position
! where it cannot recover.
RICHMOND. VA, November 2S-The
canyassed returns of the State election
vote are as follows: Attorney General
| Frank S. Blair (Readjuster) 112,9OO
Philip W. Mckinney OemOcraD 1OO,62I
Blair's majority, 12,273. The vote fol
Governor and Lieutenant Governor viii
be canyassed by the Joint Committee o
both Houses of the Legislature. The Re
adjusters will have twenty-five o majOrit
in the Legislature on joint ballot.